Trend Quad Groover Blade
£37.95 at Tooled Up · 21% below amazon price £47.95
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The Trend Quad Groover Blade is a replacement slotting blade designed for use with the Trend QUADX1/2TC quad groover router bit assembly.
Engineered as a direct replacement component, this blade allows tradespeople and woodworkers to restore their quad groover to full working condition without replacing the entire tool.
With a 47.6mm (1 7/8") diameter and a 6.3mm saw kerf, it produces clean, consistent grooves suited to joinery and woodworking applications.
The 13mm rebate depth and twin-tooth configuration deliver controlled material removal, making this blade a practical choice for housing j
Engineered as a direct replacement component, this blade allows tradespeople and woodworkers to restore their quad groover to full working condition without replacing the entire tool.
With a 47.6mm (1 7/8") diameter and a 6.3mm saw kerf, it produces clean, consistent grooves suited to joinery and woodworking applications.
The 13mm rebate depth and twin-tooth configuration deliver controlled material removal, making this blade a practical choice for housing j
EAN 5027654020692 · Trend. Details as supplied by the retailer.
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